Okay, so cost-to-build will asymptote down to zero but you still need people to consume stuff to keep the economy running, and they need a job or a stipend to spend on that stuff. Plus the r     See More ption is so different everywhere. Our air traffic control systems are still running on 1970s mainframes. Many industries will lag in their adoption, many countries will lag, etc. This transition period will take quite a while. I don’t see it happening in our lifetime where ‘jobs are not needed anymore’. But when that time does come eventually, it’s obvious humans won’t be relevant anymore. The AI will self improve and become so advanced, we won’t understand what it’s doing. We’ll be back in the caves.    See Less

I have 250+ letters that my great grandfather wrote home to his parents during WW1.
I transcribed them all into a blog on WordPress,
but I am wondering if AI could help me polish the f     See More ticle.
Only thing is, I'm not sure what model to use and what I should ask it to do.
If anyone has any ideas, I will be eternally grateful.    See Less

he’s such a fkn urchin     See Less

Vercel is crap, once you hit their limits or want a static ip address it costs 30k a year. It is better to run Coolify on your own server.     See Less

@15:50 dont need a billion revenue. Is there an AI making 10k a year? asking for a friend.     See Less

In the course of my work as a remote viewer and psychic, I had an unexpected “bycatch” insight related to the year 2027. While working for a client on a question connected to the future     See More t of an app, I looked into the timeline ahead together with several other viewers. What came through consistently was that “apps,” as we currently understand them—iPhone apps or smartphone apps in general—are no longer present or operating in the same way in 2027. In other words, the app model appears to be non-existent or fundamentally replaced by that time.    See Less

It's OK, I'm all stocked up on toilet paper. 😉     See Less

My coworkers still think AI can't be relied on to write excel formulas. Normies increasingly seem to be in some sort of imminent doom state.     See Less

It’s the democratization of everything. Just like YouTube did to television. Internet did to business. We all will have the tools and do have the tools to build anything and all that matte     See More own mind.    See Less

17:30 Cantillon effect - wikipedia gives a great example via metaphor or analogy (of a train route or something; I don     See More emember but remember it's a great example) - which is why a supply-side economy (i.e. trickle down is fundamentally unfair and creates unnatural dynasties rewarding more who you know vs. true value of a product - and why for at least 100 years we do NOT have a free market [& probably never will IMHO] and why UBI or a Citizens Dividend would be closer to the opposite of that and thus be more free-market -- rewarding better ideas more often - even if not all money starts with the people [i.e. Main Street vs. contractors, banks and those in high places etc.]) -- even let's say if half of new money generated starts with the "people" -- it'd be a big improvement from what we have now -- much more real competition.    See Less